Category: Generative AI

  • You Ask, I Answer: Finding Hidden Jobs With AI?

    Summary In today's episode, I show how AI agents like Claude CoWork can hunt for hidden jobs that never appear on saturated job boards. Here's what this means for you. You can transform a repetitive manual search into a scalable automated process that uncovers opportunities through regional labor data and direct company outreach. You'll also…

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  • Sidekick” Is a Problematic Word — Here’s Why AI Agrees

    Katie’s on vacation so I’m borrowing the ranty pants. I’ll give them back when she’s back from PTO. Earlier today, Pam Didner, Taylor Logue & Iva Ignjatovic produced a nice writeup of AI speakers, and in the post is this paragraph next to my entry (thank you!): “Pam’s take: Chris pairs well with a strategy…

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  • You Ask, I Answer: AI Interview Practice Platforms?

    Summary In today's episode, I explain why AI interview practice platforms create false confidence and how you can build tougher preparation using your own prompts. Here's what this means for you. You gain a framework for turning any AI model into four hostile hiring manager archetypes so real interviews stop catching you off guard. You'll…

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  • Build AI-Ready Content: How WCAG 2.1 Accessibility Makes Your Digital Goods Future-Proof for AI Agents

    Accessible = AI ready. A gentle reminder that if you create things that are WCAG 2.1 ready (web content accessibility guidelines), you are implicitly creating them to be AI-ready for agents, because AI agents use the same selectors (e.g. Playwright, browser automation) that assistive technology uses. For example, ARIA HTML labels? Perfect fodder for browser…

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  • Almost Timely News: 🗞️ How AI Detection Works (2026-06-07)

    _Almost Timely News: 🗞️ How AI Detection Works (2026-06-07) :: View in Browser_ The Big Plug 👉 My new course, GEO 201 on competitive GEO measurement, is now for sale. Content Authenticity Statement 99% of this week’s newsletter content was generated by me, the human. You will see a small piece by Google Gemini in…

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  • The More Specific Your AI Prompts, the Better (and Cheaper) Your Results

    The more you tell AI what to do, the more efficient it becomes. Andy Crestodina and I collaborated on an article about making AI more efficient, and I’m planning on doing a longer, more technical version in my newsletter this weekend that gets into serious nerd territory, but one of the most fundamental tips is…

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  • You Ask, I Answer: ATS Optimization With ChatGPT?

    Summary In today's episode, I tackle whether ChatGPT can really help you optimize your resume for applicant tracking systems and what actually makes those systems work. Here's what this means for you. You gain a clear strategy for tailoring your CV to the specific data pipelines of the ATS software employers use. You'll also learn…

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  • So What? How to Get Started with Paperclip AI, the AI Agency Software

    Summary In today's episode, I walk through Paperclip AI, the agentic control plane software, and demonstrate how it functions as a Jira-style project management system for autonomous AI agents. Here's what this means for you. You discover why thorough prompt planning up front saves massive token costs and produces far better results than launching tasks…

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  • The Simplest, Most Powerful Question Every Marketer Should Be Asking (But Isn’t)

    Here’s the irrefutable gold standard for measuring AI Visibility/GEO/whatever: ASK PEOPLE HOW THEY HEARD OF YOU. Marketers have spent the last 20 years becoming increasingly allergic to talking to real customers, probably because at many companies, if they did, they’d get an earful. So we’ve tried our hardest not to ever talk to real people.…

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  • You Ask, I Answer: Tailoring Resumes Without Burning Out?

    Summary In today's episode, I walk through how to automate resume and cover letter tailoring using Claude Desktop with Minimax as a third-party inference provider, so you can apply to jobs without burning out. Here's what this means for you. You can stand up an AI agent workflow that customizes each application to a specific…

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